Three Americans and one very ugly America, Carl (Adam Horner) go on holiday in Sydney where they drive on the wrong side of the road. Carl's girlfriend Sophia (Madeline Marie Dona) has major league issues as they all go on a ghost tour of Ravenwood Psychiatric Hospital where in 1951 we get a flashback to Sarah being treated with electro-therapy.
While on the tour, they encounter real spirits who have their own anger management issues.
The film has a nice twist which I wish they had better developed instead of just springing it on us. Madeline Marie Dona was the main character, and I really didn't care for her or her acting which I found unconvincing...maybe it was the director or dialogue. It wasn't until near the end when the twist was revealed did I start to get engaged in the production. If you have a mystery, you must let the audience know there is a mystery, especially when the story line and acting is otherwise mediocre.
Guide: F-word. Near sex. No nudity
While on the tour, they encounter real spirits who have their own anger management issues.
The film has a nice twist which I wish they had better developed instead of just springing it on us. Madeline Marie Dona was the main character, and I really didn't care for her or her acting which I found unconvincing...maybe it was the director or dialogue. It wasn't until near the end when the twist was revealed did I start to get engaged in the production. If you have a mystery, you must let the audience know there is a mystery, especially when the story line and acting is otherwise mediocre.
Guide: F-word. Near sex. No nudity